Leading People with Invisible Disabilities – Podcast Interview

February 3, 2022 – Quote: “In lieu of actual information, people will create their own stories…that’s just human nature.” Jason Reid Chronic illness and invisible disabilities are serious topics, and I think we all know someone who has been inflicted by one or the other. Government statistics show one in three working-aged adults has at least one […]

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More than 13% of American workers will get Long COVID

How to Deal with Long Covid in the Workplace (video)

Potential increase in disability leave, presenteeism, as well as recruitment and retention issues. For some people, COVID 19 can cause symptoms that last months or even years after the original infection, this is called LONG COVID Studies suggest that long covid affects between 10 to 30 percent of infected people. In the U.S. alone it […]

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Chronic Illness and The Lifestyle Myth

We are living in an age where lifestyle is finally being recognized as one of the cornerstones of health. There are good reasons to be concerned about our lifestyle these days. As our population gets older, our bodies become more difficult to maintain and the consequences of poor lifestyle choices can become more evident.  The […]

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Invisible Disability – The Trillion Dollar Problem.

More than a trillion dollars. That’s how much chronic illnesses and invisible disabilities cost organizations in the United States in 2007. These numbers are expected to quadruple by 2030.   A trillion dollars makes the mind boggle. That’s a million million.  With that amount of money, you could pay all of the rent cheques in the United States for three years! […]

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